Brain Games is the fun AD-FREE app for kids of all ages to practice math, English, puzzles, and more! The app’s endearing animals inhabit an interactive world waiting to be explored. It’s a world where kids are in charge. By moving or ‘cloning’ animals, kids can change the questions asked and see the results. And question difficulty adjusts automatically.

Brain Games can be played anywhere. Play on a large-screen iPad at home or an iPhone while on the go.

The app has 15 games and the number is growing. Advanced difficulty levels and some features (e.g. cloning, animal customization, etc.) are available with purchase of a monthly, auto-renewing subscription. Help on usage of all games & features is built-into Brain Games and is a tap away.

Our unique variety of games will challenge kids of all ages. Here's just a few:

• Practice spelling or typing
• Exercise memory with the Hidden Twins game
• Count animals, or do addition, subtraction, multiplication
• Listen to stories read aloud
• Learn numbers, letters, shapes & colors (preschoolers)
• And a whole lot more

Most of the games have 20 difficulty levels to provide accessibility for toddlers and plenty of challenge for older kids. Difficulty level 1 is free in all games. Advanced levels and other features require a Subscription, available via In-App purchase.

For more information, click the circles at right or watch the video.

Kids like the Smarter Kids unstructured learning environment. The player can interact with the animals by moving them around. Ambitious players may arrange a whole community of animals!

The app's animals have their own personalities. They have their preferred sunglasses, ties, and even their own voices from around the world. Move them into the distance and watch them shrink..

With a Subscription, it easy to change animals' sunglasses, ties, voices, and more. You can even change one animal into another. Turn that cat into a dog! So, move an animal into the "Makeover Booth" and have fun.

The Hidden Twins game is a great way to improve your memory. You'll be given a bunch of matching pairs of animals. They will become hidden. Tap to uncover animals and remember their locations. When you know a matching pair select it.

The game starts easy with just six animals, but the highest levels are very challenging.

All difficulty levels of the Matching game are free without a Subscription.

The Numbers, Letters, and Shapes/Colors games are a great way for preschoolers and toddlers to learn the English alphabet, numbers and more. Even babies can start learning by tapping the buttons!

The flexible Smarter Mobile Apps approach allows tapping buttons in any order for as long as they want. These games have no wrong answers.

The Reading game entertains kids with child-appropriate stories. While the app is speaking a story, it highlights the words so that the child can expand their vocabulary. Characters in the stories each have their own voices from around the world.

Older kids may opt to forgo the story-telling and silently read the story themselves.

The Puzzles game is really cool. There are a virtually infinite number of puzzles generated from random combinations of animals and trees. The puzzles can be customized by moving the animals around. And Subscribers can clone animals and customize their hats, ties, and more.

The Blocks game is all about managing space efficiently. Earn points by filling an entire row or column with animals to make those animals disappear. See how many points you can get before there's no room for any more animals.

The "Which Photo Is Not Like The Others" game shown at right is a favorite for kids of all ages. It starts out very simple so that a toddler can answer the questions, but higher levels require keen powers of observation and inspection.

The Counting game is fun for younger kids. Find all of the hidden animals and add 'em up!

For older kids, there are similar Addition, Subtraction, and Multiplication games. Division is coming soon.

The Sorting game exercises analytical ability. Can you figure out how to shuffle the animals around so that all animals of the same type (species) are in the same column?

Higher levels have more animals and more types of animals. And higher levels give fewer empty columns for temporary working space.